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Mere Kirihimete

December 9th 2025 Once again, the year is quickly drawing to a close. For the WWP, it’s been an incredibly busy and productive year — dynamic, demanding, and full of progress. It’s also a significant moment for Read more

Reflections on 2025 and Looking Ahead

December 9th 2025 We started the year by finalising an independent review of our deliverables and funding, which had been commissioned to address concerns raised by the WEL Energy Trust about the project. The review Read more

State of the Region Report

December 9th 2025 An important role of the WWP has been to provide an overview on progress the region is making towards greater wellbeing. In the past we have tracked this against our original wellbeing targets- for Read more

Waikato Kai Challenge Update

December 9th 2025 By Hera Denton The Waikato Kai Hui 2025 was co-hosted by Waikato Tainui, GoEco and the Waikato Wellbeing Project. The hui brought together a diverse collective of kai leaders from across the region Read more
Housing Challenge – Affordability

Housing Challenge – Affordability

December 9th 2025 In September, we issued the final version of our housing report “Hiding in Plain Sight: The Real Cost of Housing in Waikato”. We also hosted a webinar that month where Quanita Ali took participan Read more

Lots of Little Fires Takes the Next Step

December 9th 2025 Since early 2023, the Waikato Wellbeing Project’s storytelling initiative Lots of Little Fires (LOLF) has been at the forefront of our work to illuminate the deeper stories of wellbeing challenges, Read more

A Warm Collective Welcome to Incoming Mayors, Councillors and Local Representatives

October 17th 2025 In October, local government elections were held across Aotearoa New Zealand. As well as selecting Mayors, Councillors and ward representatives, the elections also included, for those councils who Read more

Māori Wards

October 17th 2025 Changes to the Local Government Act in 2024 meant that Councils could elect to either remove Māori wards, or retain them by way of a referendum. The Changes arose from the amendments to Part 3 of Read more

“Wellbeing” and the Local Government Act

October 17th 2025 In August, the WWP submitted to the government on the Local Government (System Improvements) Amendment Bill. The bill responds to concerns about deteriorating infrastructure, rising rates, and percei Read more
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